Connally Faces China Trip Role in Nixon Visit
Opinion writer Mary McGrory suggests Treasury Secretary John B. Connally Jr. could join Nixon on the trip to China. She notes Connally’s image as a radical and his access to Chou En Lai would appeal to supporters and critics alike. The piece discusses how Congress would be shut out of foreign policy talks and whether Senate or House committees would fit into a party lineup.
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Nixon
China
Mary McGrory
The
Washington Star
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Texas
Washington Post
Lenin
Hobart Rowan
Connally
Marx
Rep
Edward Koch
New York
Austin
Chou En-Lai
Forbidden City
Congress
Chicago
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chou
Asia
House Foreign Relations Committee
Peking
Bella Abzug
U. S
Henry Kissinger
Walter Judd
Judd
Lyndon Johnson
Storm uproots oak. community logs rolling party clears way
A Decatur resident recalls a storm that felled a giant oak on two cars. Neighbors organized a log rolling party, bringing tools to free the vehicles and stack firewood, illustrating cooperative action amid damage.
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E. Moulton St
Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Tax fears and Cold War talk echo in Alabama and Beijing
Letters blend local tax worry from Morgan County resident Price M. Bryant with international intrigue about Nixon and Chou Enlai. The column imagines a Beijing visit, U S reactions, and Whit House personalities including Connally, Kissinger, and Judd in a brisk, opinionated mosaic.
Humane Society finds deplorable zoo conditions across nation
An undercover three month survey of 71 zoos in 23 states by the Humane Society shows animals kept in filth and confinement. 17 zoos warned to correct conditions or face action. Investigator Sue Pressman, posing as a tourist, catalogued cages, excrement floors, and mistreatment including a chained chimp and cataracts in a tiger.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Humane Society of the
United States
Society
John Hoyt
Sue Pressman
Zoo
Les Whitten
Pawtucket
R.I
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Norristown
Hersey
New York
Central Park Zoo
Thurmont
Menomonee Falls Boys Ranch
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Municipal Zoo
Deer Park
Pittsburgh Zoo Society
Monkeytown
Clearwater
Wilmington
Del
Beardsley Park
Bridgeport
Atlanta
Viewpoint on War Powers Risks in U S Policy Debate
The essay argues Congress cannot curb presidential foreign policy power without risk to national security. It notes NATO obligations and Tonkin-era precedents, and critiques a proposed 30 day military action limit. It stresses executive branch competence and warns against hamstringing rapid responses abroad.
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Washington
Congress
Mediterranean
Defense
State Department
Decatur Daily Publishing Details and Rates
The Decatur Daily lists founder editor W R Shelton 1912 to 1924 and notes misstatement policy. It shows Decatur Alabama printing by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc PO Box 1527 with Associated Press membership and subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Sikestree
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Should a church member be sued or expelled for dishonesty
Billy Graham advises restraint and prayer when a prominent church member is accused of dishonesty. He cites Galatians 6 1 urging restoration in meekness, and says the offended should sue only if truly harmed and only they can seek legal remedy. He urges counseling and spiritual help first.
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N.P
Christ
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P.O
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U.S
Executive Departments
Senate Committee
Europe
North America
North Atlantic
NATO
South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
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Constinaire (c
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Tampa
Busch Gardens
Washington,d. C
Park and Hershey
Knoxville
Frankly
American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
Shell Oil
Shell
Houston
Ocean City
Cambridge
Salisbury
Teledyne Continental Motors
Associated Press
Billy Graham
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